EP3590800A1 - Coffre pour un véhicule utilitaire à profilé de sécurité de charge - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a box body for a commercial vehicle, in particular trucks, trailers or semitrailers, with a loading space and at least one wall partially delimiting the loading space, in particular a side wall, the wall having at least two mounting profiles bordering on the loading space and being vertically spaced apart, the mounting profiles each have at least one mounting receptacle that is accessible from the loading space and at least one load securing profile with at least one load securing element is provided for, in particular a form-fitting, securing of load securing means.
- the commercial vehicles for example in the form of trucks, trailers or semi-trailers, which carry box bodies, are known in various configurations.
- the commercial vehicles are preferably primarily intended for the transport of goods, ie the cargo to be transported, in public road traffic.
- the box bodies of these commercial vehicles are characterized by fixed side walls, a fixed roof and a fixed front wall and differ in this respect from so-called tarpaulin structures, in which at least one side wall and regularly the roof is closed by a tarpaulin.
- the solid walls of the box bodies are typically constructed as panels.
- the construction of the panels by an outer cover layer, an inner cover layer and a core layer provided between them is known, which is usually formed from a foamed plastic.
- the cover layers themselves are constructed in multiple layers and comprise at least one structuring layer which gives the panel sufficient rigidity.
- the structuring layer can be, for example, a plastic layer, in particular a fiber-reinforced one Be plastic layer.
- the structural layer of the cover layers is provided by a sheet, in particular aluminum or steel sheet.
- the walls partially delimit a loading space of the box body in which the load can be picked up.
- box bodies are often used for the dry transport of moisture-sensitive goods.
- box bodies are also often used for the cooling transport of temperature-sensitive goods.
- the walls, in particular the side walls, of box bodies have regularly elongated mounting profiles, which are known in different configurations and can be used, for example, to fix equipment components of the box body.
- mounting profiles which are known in different configurations and can be used, for example, to fix equipment components of the box body.
- load bars for hanging loads or so-called double-decker rails for carrying pallets on mounting profiles can be specified.
- assembly profiles are often designed as so-called load securing rails, on which means for securing the load located in the loading space can be fixed. Regardless of the design of an assembly profile, this usually has at least one assembly receptacle which is accessible from the loading space and in which corresponding equipment components from the loading space can intervene in order to fix these equipment components on the assembly profile.
- a wall can also have a plurality of mounting profiles which can be spaced apart from one another in the vertical direction, that is to say in one direction at least substantially perpendicular to the roof or the loading space floor. Then at least two mounting profiles of a wall can also be arranged one above the other in the vertical direction at least in sections.
- load securing is carried out, for example, with so-called lashing straps, which are tensioned around the load and secured to load securing elements on the load floor or the walls.
- Other load securing devices such as load securing bars, which are arranged transversely behind the load and prevent the load from slipping parallel to the direction of travel, are also known.
- the securing of the load securing means is often carried out on elongated load securing profiles which are fastened to the walls of the box body and can have load securing elements on which load securing means can be fixed.
- the load securing elements are generally designed such that load securing means, for example in the form of lashing straps or load securing hooks, can be positively attached to the load securing elements.
- the box body Since the load securing must take place at different points depending on the loading situation of the box body, the box body generally has several load securing elements distributed over the loading space, on which a user can secure load securing means. A compromise must always be found between the number of load securing elements and the manufacturing costs for the box body.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object of designing and developing the box body of the type mentioned at the beginning and explained in more detail above in such a way that load securing can be carried out more easily and reliably without significantly increasing the manufacturing costs of the box body.
- the load securing profile at least two connecting elements spaced apart in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile each for engaging in at least one mounting receptacle of an mounting profile and that the load securing profile can be fixed to the mounting profiles in at least two at least substantially horizontally spaced mounting positions such that the connecting elements engage in mounting receptacles of different mounting profiles.
- the load securing profile can therefore be set in at least two different mounting positions on the mounting profiles, depending on the loading situation of the commercial vehicle.
- the mounting positions are at least essentially horizontal, i. H. spaced apart in one direction at least substantially parallel to the roof of the box body or the loading space floor.
- the connecting elements are provided on the load securing profile such that one of the connecting elements can engage in at least one mounting receptacle of one of the mounting profiles and the at least one other connecting element can engage in at least one mounting receptacle of the at least one other mounting profile. There are therefore at least two separate connections between the load securing profile and at least two mounting profiles of a wall of the box body.
- the mounting profiles are often flush with the panels of the walls.
- the core layer of the panels is made thinner in some areas and the inner cover layer can form a depression in the panel.
- the trough is designed in the form of a groove and serves as a recess in the panel for receiving an assembly profile.
- the mounting profile is then glued to the trough as necessary to hold the mounting profile securely in the trough.
- the load securing profile is positively attached to the in the assembly positions Mounting profiles, especially in the mounting fixtures, can be determined. In this way, a simple fixing of the load securing profile to the mounting profiles and a simple detachment of the load securing profile from the mounting profiles is made possible with little manufacturing effort for the load securing profile.
- the load securing profile can transmit high load securing forces to the mounting profiles in the state defined on the mounting profiles.
- the load securing profile can also be non-positively fixed to the mounting profiles in the mounting positions, in particular in the mounting receptacles. Even in this way, the load securing profile can easily be attached to the mounting profiles and detached from the mounting profiles, and a reliable connection between the mounting profiles and the load securing profile can be made possible.
- the load securing profile is held on the assembly profiles in the assembly positions by means of at least one screw. High forces can also be absorbed by the at least one screw connection.
- the load securing profile is held in the assembly positions by means of at least one electromagnet on the assembly profiles.
- the stability and resilience of the connection between the load securing profiles and the mounting profiles can be increased in principle and regardless of the type of connection if the load securing profile can be defined in the mounting receptacles of the mounting profiles.
- the assembly of the load securing profile can be simplified if the connecting means, for example the at least one screw and / or the at least one electromagnet, is held by or on the load securing profile.
- the load securing profile can be mounted very individually on the mounting profiles by using at least one self-tapping screw. Irrespective of this, the load securing profile in the assembly positions can of course also be partially positive and partially non-positive on the Mounting profiles can be determined. The load securing profile can then, for example, be positively attached to the assembly profiles in at least one direction and non-positively in at least one other direction.
- the load securing profile In order to enable particularly reliable load securing, the load securing profile, if this is fixed in the mounting positions on the mounting profiles, can be held in a stationary manner on the mounting profiles, so that the mounting profile is held in a form-fitting manner on the mounting profiles in three mutually perpendicular spatial directions. A certain amount of play between the load securing profile and the mounting profiles may be permitted. However, with regard to reliable load securing, it is generally preferred if the play is rather small.
- the mounting receptacles can each provide at least one undercut that is accessible from the loading space. Then the load securing profile can be positively fixed to the mounting profiles in the mounting positions in such a way that one of the connecting elements engages behind at least one undercut of one of the mounting profiles and the at least one other connecting element engages behind at least one undercut of the at least one other mounting profile.
- the load securing profile in the assembly positions can be positively fixed to the assembly profiles exclusively via the connecting elements.
- a structurally simple configuration of the connecting elements can be achieved if the connecting elements each have at least one hook element and the hook elements each comprise at least one holding section. Then the holding sections can each engage an undercut in the assembly if the load securing profile is fixed on the assembly profiles. In this way, the holding sections can each form a positive connection with an assembly profile, at least in a direction that is arranged at least substantially perpendicular to the wall of the box body and directed in the loading space.
- At least one holding section of at least one connecting element can be adjusted relative to the load securing profile.
- the load securing profile can easily be fixed to the mounting profiles and / or detached from the mounting profiles.
- the at least one adjustable holding section is in an assembly position, it can be easily inserted into the assembly profile and can also be held in a form-fitting manner on the assembly profiles when the at least one adjustable holding section is in a locking position.
- the at least one holding section is preferably adjusted along the load securing profile.
- the at least one holding section is therefore moved, if necessary, relative to the one load securing element of the load securing profile, in particular at least partially in a plane at least substantially parallel to the load securing profile.
- the at least one holding section and the associated hook element or connecting element can be jointly adjustable.
- a particularly simple fixing of the load securing profile to the assembly profiles can be realized if the at least one holding section is adjusted against a restoring force of a spring means. Then the adjustment of the holding section from the locking position into the mounting position can be counteracted the restoring force of the spring means takes place, so that when the load securing profile is fixed to the assembly profiles, the holding element is automatically moved into the locking position after passing the undercut in the assembly and engages behind the corresponding undercut in the assembly, provided the user does not hold the retaining element.
- a simple fixing of the load securing profile to the mounting profiles and a simple detachment of the load securing profile from the mounting profiles is also made possible if the at least one holding section can be adjusted by moving it. For the same reason, it is advisable for the at least one holding section to be adjusted relative to another holding section, in particular another connecting element. Then the distance to the corresponding other holding section changes when the holding section is adjusted.
- the at least one holding section is adjusted at least partially, in particular mainly, in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile.
- At least one adjustable holding section can also have a guide surface inclined to the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile. Then, when the associated connecting element is connected to a mounting profile, the guide surface can slide on the mounting profile, in particular an edge of the mounting profile, and thereby adjust the holding section from the locking position into the mounting position. Then, if necessary, the holding section is automatically and / or forcibly displaced from the locking position into the mounting position by the forces occurring on the mounting profile when the guide surface slides, without the user having to operate the adjusting mechanism of the holding section separately. This works particularly well if the guide surface is arranged on the side of the holding section facing away from the load securing profile.
- the holding section of the Locking position in the mounting position additionally against a restoring force of a spring means, a type of locking connection is created, which can be joined particularly reliably. Then, when the associated connecting element is connected to a mounting profile, the holding section can also be automatically and / or forcibly adjusted from the mounting position back to the locking position by the restoring force of the spring means as soon as the holding section has passed the corresponding mounting undercut, and thus reliably engages behind the mounting undercut.
- At least one hook receptacle formed by a hook element can be designed such that there is a positive connection between the hook receptacle and an assembly profile at least in a longitudinal direction of the load securing profile when the load securing profile is fixed to the assembly profiles. In this way, the load securing profile for the user can be easily fixed on the mounting profiles and the load securing profile is then reliably held on the mounting profiles.
- at least one hook receptacle formed by a hook element is groove-shaped.
- the hook receptacle can grip around the assembly profile in an area of an undercut in the assembly if the load securing profile is fixed to the assembly profiles, and thus a particularly reliable and secure form-fitting connection between the load securing profile and the assembly profiles can be realized.
- At least one connecting element has at least two hook elements which are spaced apart from one another in the transverse direction of the load securing profile and which each have at least one holding section.
- the at least two holding sections of a connecting element can each engage behind an undercut in the assembly of the same assembly profile.
- the transverse direction of the load securing profile is arranged at least substantially parallel to the load securing profile and at least substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile.
- At least two hook receptacles which are formed by hook elements of a connecting element spaced apart from one another in the transverse direction of the load securing profile, can each form a positive connection with the same mounting profile in the same longitudinal direction of the load securing profile if the load securing profile is fixed to the mounting profiles. In this way, the reliability and stability of the connection between the load securing profile and the mounting profiles is further increased.
- At least one mounting profile has a plurality of mounting receptacles, in particular mounting undercuts, which are arranged distributed in the longitudinal direction of the mounting profile and / or transversely thereto.
- the at least one mounting receptacle, in particular the at least one mounting undercut, of an assembly profile extends at least substantially over the entire longitudinal extent of the assembly profile.
- a mounting receptacle in particular a mounting undercut, can thus extend at least substantially over the entire length of the mounting profile, or a plurality of mounting receptacles, in particular a number of mounting undercuts, can be arranged in succession in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile in such a way that the mounting receptacles, in particular the mounting undercuts, are common extend at least essentially over the entire length of the load securing profile, at least apart from the interruptions.
- the load securing profile can be horizontal from many on many spaced points are connected to the mounting profile and many equipment components and / or load securing means can also be fixed to the mounting profile at the same time.
- the at least one mounting receptacle extending over the entire length of the mounting profile, in particular mounting undercut extends at least essentially continuously over the entire longitudinal extent of the mounting profile.
- the at least one mounting profile can also extend at least substantially over the entire length of the wall.
- At least one mounting receptacle in particular at least one mounting undercut
- at least one mounting receptacle to be accessible from the loading space via at least one mounting opening.
- a section of a connecting element in particular a holding section of a hook element
- the holding section can be positioned behind the mounting undercut behind the mounting undercut.
- the mounting profile can be flush with the corresponding wall or panel.
- an assembly receptacle in particular an assembly undercut, an assembly profile or a plurality of assembly receptacles, in particular assembly undercuts, an assembly profile can be accessible from the loading space via a plurality of assembly openings.
- Load securing profile has a plurality of load securing elements, which are arranged distributed in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile.
- the at least one load securing element in particular at least substantially continuously, extends at least substantially over the entire longitudinal extent of the load securing profile.
- load securing element extends approximately over the entire length of the load securing profile or several load securing elements are arranged one after the other in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile such that the load securing elements together extend approximately over the entire length of the load securing profile .
- load securing means such as, for example, load securing hooks, can be attached to the load securing profile over the entire longitudinal extent of the load securing profile.
- a space-saving design of the load securing profile and at the same time a simple positive locking of load securing means to the load securing profile is made possible if the at least one load securing element of the load securing profile is an undercut of the load securing means.
- Load securing means for example in the form of load securing hooks, can then be positively affixed to this load securing undercut by the load securing means engaging behind the load securing undercut.
- the securing of the load securing means to the load securing undercut can be carried out particularly easily if the load securing undercut is accessible via at least one load securing opening into which the load securing means can be partially inserted.
- the at least one undercut for securing the load has a plurality of in the longitudinal direction of the Load securing profile is accessible distributed load securing openings. Accordingly, it is provided that an undercut of the load securing or a plurality of undercutting of the load securing is accessible via a plurality of load securing openings distributed in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile.
- At least one side stop surface of at least one connecting element and one side stop of an assembly profile can form a positive connection at least essentially in a transverse direction of the load securing profile if the load securing profile is fixed to the assembly profiles.
- a certain amount of play between the side stop surface of the connecting element and the side stop of the mounting profile may be permissible, but is generally less preferred.
- a transverse direction of the load securing profile is understood to mean a direction which is arranged perpendicular to a longitudinal direction of the load securing profile and parallel to the load securing profile.
- the load securing profile can also absorb load securing forces in a transverse direction of the load securing profile in the state defined on the assembly profiles, so that safe and reliable load securing is ensured.
- the side stop surface is arranged at least substantially parallel to the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile and at least substantially perpendicular to the load securing profile.
- the side stops of the at least one assembly profile can be formed by the edges of assembly openings in the assembly profile. This allows a particularly simple and cost-effective realization of the side stops.
- the load securing profile can absorb load securing forces in both transverse directions, it also lends itself if, in the state of the load securing profile defined on the mounting profiles, at least two side stop surfaces of a connecting element with different side stops of a mounting profile in a pair in opposite directions and form at least substantially parallel to the transverse direction of the load securing profile directions.
- the load securing profile can have at least substantially trapezoidal cross sections, so that side surfaces of the load securing profile form an obtuse angle, that is to say an angle between 90 ° and 180 °, with the wall laterally adjacent to the load securing profile of the box body if the load securing profile is fixed to the mounting profiles. If cargo then accidentally bumps against the load securing profile when loading or unloading the commercial vehicle, the load can slide off the load securing profile or the side faces of the load securing profile without the loading or unloading being seriously impaired or the load being damaged. It is particularly advantageous if the load securing profile has at least substantially trapezoidal cross sections over at least substantially the entire longitudinal extent.
- the mounting profiles can be arranged at least essentially in a horizontal extension in the box body. Then the longitudinal axes of the mounting profiles are at least essentially arranged parallel to the load floor or the roof of the box body.
- This has the advantage that the position of the load securing profile can be flexibly adapted to the respective load condition of the commercial vehicle. This applies in particular if at least one assembly profile extends at least substantially over the entire wall of the box body in the horizontal direction. Continuous mounting profiles or several mounting profiles can be provided in succession.
- the vertical distance between the mounting profiles is at least 50 cm. Then the load securing profile can be held securely on the mounting profiles. This applies all the more if the mounting profiles in vertical direction are at least 80 cm, in particular at least 120 cm, preferably at least 160 cm, apart.
- the load securing profile or the longitudinal axis of the load securing profile can be arranged at least substantially perpendicular to at least one longitudinal axis of at least one assembly profile if the load securing profile is fixed to the assembly profiles.
- the load securing profile protrudes at most 80 mm from the wall of the box body into the loading space in the state defined on the mounting profiles. Then the distance between the side of the load securing profile facing the loading space and the wall is at most 80 mm.
- At least one assembly profile and / or the load securing profile can be formed at least essentially from sheet metal, in particular sheet steel.
- sheet metal in particular sheet steel.
- a high strength and rigidity of the at least one assembly profile and / or the load securing profile is provided in order to reliably withstand the loads during load securing.
- the at least one assembly profile and / or the load securing profile is designed as a rolled sheet metal part or rolled profile, the at least one assembly profile and / or the load securing profile can be manufactured not only simply and inexpensively, but also in a material-saving manner, in particular in comparison to extruded profiles.
- FIG. 1 A box body 1 of a commercial vehicle N is shown in the form of a semi-trailer which is pulled by a tractor Z.
- the box body 1 comprises a fixed end wall 2, a fixed roof 3, a rear wall 5 formed by hinged doors 4 and fixed side walls 6.
- the side walls 6 and the end wall 2 are each formed by panels 7.
- the box body 1 encloses a loading space 8 which serves to hold goods to be transported.
- the front side wall 6 has been partially omitted in order to reveal the view into the loading space 8, which is delimited at the bottom by a loading space floor 9.
- the rear side wall 6 has two that run horizontally, that is to say at least substantially parallel to the roof 3 or loading space floor 9 and vertically, ie in one direction at least substantially perpendicular to the roof 3 or cargo space floor 9, spaced apart mounting profiles 10.
- two load securing profiles 11, in the present case in a form-fitting manner, are fixed to the mounting profiles 10 in two mounting positions that are spaced apart from one another horizontally.
- the two mounting profiles 10 each extend essentially over the entire length of the side wall 6 and are also arranged one above the other in the vertical direction.
- a plurality of mounting profiles 10 spaced apart from one another can be provided one behind the other approximately in the horizontal direction.
- the mounting profiles 10, which are spaced apart vertically from one another can also only be partially arranged one above the other in the vertical direction.
- mounting profiles 10 can also be correspondingly embedded in the front side wall 6 and / or in the front wall 2 in order to be able to fasten load securing profiles 11 thereon.
- FIG. 2 is a section of the box body 1 from Fig. 1 shown enlarged in a perspective view in the area of the two mounting profiles 10 and the two load securing profiles 11.
- the mounting profiles 10 in the form of load securing rails each have a plurality of mounting receptacles (41) arranged one after the other in the longitudinal direction of the respective mounting profile 10, which together extend approximately over the entire longitudinal extent of the respective mounting profile 10 and which each provide at least one mounting undercut 12.
- the mounting undercuts 12 of a mounting profile 10 together also extend approximately over the entire length of the mounting profile 10.
- each undercut in the assembly is 12 or each mounting receptacle 41 is accessible via at least one mounting opening 13 and each mounting undercut 12 is provided by the edge of a mounting opening 13.
- items of equipment of the box body 1 such as clothes rails for hanging loads, and / or load securing means, for example in the form of load securing hooks or the like, can also be fixed to the mounting undercuts 12.
- the load securing profiles 11 having trapezoidal cross sections are positively fixed to the mounting profiles 10 in two horizontally spaced mounting positions, each by means of an upper connecting element 14 and a lower connecting element 15 spaced from the upper connecting element 14 in the longitudinal direction of the respective load securing profile 11.
- the connecting elements 14, 15 are inserted in sections into assembly openings 13 and engage behind the corresponding mounting undercuts 12.
- the load securing profiles 11 also each have an actuating opening 16, via which a handle element 17 for adjusting the upper connecting element 14 is accessible.
- a corresponding actuation opening 16 and / or a corresponding handle element 17 can, however, be dispensed with if necessary.
- the load securing profiles 11 each have a plurality of load securing elements distributed in the longitudinal direction of the respective load securing profile 11, which in the present case are designed as load securing undercuts 18.
- the load securing undercuts 18 together extend over almost the entire length of the load securing profiles 11.
- the load securing undercuts 18 are accessible via a plurality of load securing openings 19 distributed in the longitudinal direction of the respective load securing profile 11.
- Each load securing undercut 18 is accessible via at least one load securing opening 19 and becomes each Load securing undercut 18 provided by the edge of a load securing opening 19.
- the load securing undercuts 18, like the assembly undercuts 12, can be used to fix equipment components of the box body 1 and / or load securing means.
- the assembly openings 13 and the load securing openings 19 are of the same design, but this is not absolutely necessary. Both the assembly openings 13 and the load securing openings 19 have a central web section 20 and two hole sections 21 which widen to the side with respect to the web section 20.
- the assembly openings 13 and load securing openings 19 thus have the shape of a double or mirrored keyhole. Regardless of the shape of the mounting openings 13 or load securing openings 19, these can be produced, for example, by stamping.
- FIG. 3A-B are sections of the back of one of the load securing profiles 11 Fig. 2 shown, wherein in Figure 3A a cutout in the area of the upper connecting element 14 and in Figure 3B a section in the area of the lower connecting element 15 is shown.
- Both the upper connecting element 14 and the lower connecting element 15 each have two hook elements 22, 23 spaced apart from one another in the transverse direction of the load securing profile 11, each of which comprises a holding section 24, 25.
- the hook elements 22, 23 can be inserted in sections into mounting openings 13 of the mounting profiles 10, so that the holding sections 24, 25 engage behind the corresponding mounting undercuts 12.
- the hook elements 22, 23 of both connecting elements 14, 15 each form a hook receptacle 26, 27, the hook receptacles 26 of the upper one Hook elements 22 are groove-shaped.
- the hook elements 22, 23 of both connecting elements 14, 15 have side abutment surfaces 28, 29 for contacting the edges of the mounting openings 13. These side stop surfaces 28, 29 each form a positive connection in the transverse direction of the load securing profile 11 with a side stop of the mounting profiles 10 formed by a web section 20 of a mounting opening 13 when the load securing profile 11 is fixed to the mounting profiles 10.
- the hook elements 22 of the upper connecting element 14 together with the associated holding sections 24 can be moved downward in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile 11 against the restoring force of a spring means 30.
- the upper hook elements 22 are connected to one another via a sliding element 31, which is held displaceably by means of pin elements 32 in elongated holes 33 of a guide element 34 firmly connected to the load securing profile 11.
- the spring means 30 acts between the sliding element 31 and the guide element 34, which can for example be firmly connected to the load securing profile 11 by means of screws 35.
- the handle element 17, which is easily accessible from the front side of the load securing profile 11, is provided on the sliding element 31 via the actuating opening 16.
- the user can simply move the sliding element 31 in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile 11, even if the load securing profile 11 is fixed to the mounting profiles 10.
- the upper hook elements 22 are not designed to be displaceable as a whole, but rather the upper hook elements 22 are fixedly connected to the load securing profile 11 and only the holding sections 24 of the upper hook elements 22 are relative to the remaining parts of the upper hook elements 22 are movable.
- the hook elements 23 of the lower connecting element 15 and their holding sections 25 are not adjustable along the load securing profile 11, but are fixedly connected to the load securing profile 11 by means of screws 35.
- the lower hook elements 23 or both the lower hook elements 22 and the upper hook elements 23 are designed to be displaceable.
- the form-fitting fixing of the load securing profile 11 to the mounting profiles 10 can be carried out in a simple manner by first inserting the two lower hook elements 23 with the associated holding sections 25 into two different mounting openings 13 of the lower of the two mounting profiles 10, then the load securing profile 11 at least about a pivot axis is pivoted essentially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the lower mounting profile 10 and finally the connection between the upper connecting element 14 and the upper of the two mounting profiles 10 is joined.
- the illustrated and in this respect preferred holding sections 24 of the upper hook elements 22 each have a guide surface 36 inclined to the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile 11.
- This guide surface 36 which is arranged on the side of the holding sections 24 facing away from the load securing profile 11, slides on the edges of the mounting openings 13 when the upper hook elements 22 are inserted into assembly openings 13, so that the upper hook elements 22 in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile 11 in the direction of the lower connecting element 15 and in the opposite direction the restoring force of the spring means 30 are shifted until the hook elements 22 engage positively in the mounting profile 10 in the direction of the restoring force of the spring means 30.
- the panel 7 forming the side wall 6 has an outer cover layer 37 and an inner cover layer 38 facing the loading space 8 of the box body 1.
- the cover layers 37, 38 can be constructed in multiple layers. From an optical point of view, foils or lacquers can be used as layers, for example. However, foils acting as vapor or gas barriers, such as aluminum foils, or other layers can also be provided.
- the cover layers 37, 38 have at least one structuring layer, which at least essentially determines the rigidity of the panel 7.
- the structuring position of the inner cover layer 38 is provided by a sheet, in particular sheet steel.
- a core layer 39 made of a foamed plastic is provided between the inner cover layer 38 and the outer cover layer 37.
- the plastic has been introduced without foaming between the inner cover layer 38 and the outer cover layer 37 and has been foamed there.
- the inner cover layer 38 and the outer cover layer 37 are held in position by a mold during the foaming of the plastic.
- the inner cover layer 38 is formed in sections inwardly and thus forms a channel-shaped trough 40 which points in the longitudinal direction of the panel 7 and in which the mounting profile 10 is received flush.
- the illustrated and in this respect preferred assembly profile 10 is formed from a steel sheet and glued to the inner cover layer 38 via the trough 40.
- the hook elements 22 of the upper connecting element 14 engage in different mounting openings 13 of the upper mounting profile 10.
- the side stop surfaces 28 of the upper hook elements 22 each form one through the edge of a mounting opening 13 formed side stop a positive fit in the longitudinal direction of the upper mounting profile 10.
- the upper connecting element 14 forms a positive connection with the upper of the two mounting profiles 10 in the vertical direction upwards, in the direction of travel and against the direction of travel and in the pair of opposite directions perpendicular to the side wall 6.
- the holding sections 24 or the hook elements 22 can be in the in the Figure 4B shown assembly position can be adjusted by moving the hook elements 22 downward in the longitudinal direction of the load securing profile 11.
- this mounting position of the holding sections 24 or the hook elements 22 the positive connection between the hook receptacles 26 and the mounting profile 10 is canceled in the direction perpendicular to the wall 6 and pointing into the loading space 8, so that the hook receptacles 26 can be pulled out of the mounting openings 13 and that Load securing profile 11 can be detached from the mounting profiles 10.
- a cross section through the rear of the two side walls 6 and through one of the load securing profiles 11 in the area of the lower of the two mounting profiles 10 is shown.
- the lower mounting profile 10 and that in the 4A-B Upper mounting profile 10 shown are of the same design.
- the lower mounting profile 10, like the upper mounting profile 10 is received in a recess 40 in the panel 7.
- the two mounting profiles 10 are designed differently, but this is not preferred.
- the hook elements 23 of the lower connecting element 15 engage in different mounting openings 13 of the lower mounting profile 10 and engage behind different mounting undercuts 12 of the lower mounting profile 10.
- the side stop surfaces 29 of the lower hook elements 23 each form a positive connection in the longitudinal direction of the lower mounting profile 10 with a side stop formed by the edge of a mounting opening 13.
- the lower hook elements 23 are supported on the mounting profile 10 of the panel 7 and thus form a positive connection.
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